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concept-291	none	Rebels with a Cause: Revolutionary Syndicalism, Anarchism, and Socialism in fin-de-siècle France*	2007	11	.pdf	application/pdf	4785	193	41	5 Kenneth H. Tucker, French revolutionary syndicalism and the public sphere (Cambridge: Cambridge University Press, 1996), 4. 2 Rebels With a Cause Anarchists were some of the first to see this dichotomy in French history, recognizing that the rhetoric of freedom and equality seldom materialized into concrete economic change for the lower classes. Pelloutier’s description of anarchism as “the art of cultivating oneself and of sufficiently cultivating others so that [people] can govern and enjoy themselves,” is an idea that still resonates.32 For the historian, the flexibility of French revolutionary syndicalism between ideas of the individual and community, the state and anarchy, and morality and efficiency, complicate and enrich our view of the Belle Époque.	cache/concept-291.pdf	txt/concept-291.txt